00:00Every PCB project lives or dies by its switches, and today, I've tracked down the best deals for
00:05the top 5 tactile push switches for PCB projects. Whether you're building a keyboard, a controller,
00:11or just restocking your parts bin, stick around, because number 5 is an absolute steal.
00:16First up, the 96-piece B3 F1000 set. This is the classic 6x6mm SPSTNO momentary switch with a
00:251N actuation force, light, snappy, and perfect for rapid button presses. With over 4,800 sold and a
00:324.6 rating, it's clearly a community favorite. At $14.80 for 96 pieces, you're paying around 15
00:40cents per switch, which is fantastic for prototyping and production runs alike.
00:45Next, we've got the 47-piece B3 F1022 pack. These are also 6x6mm SPST switches,
00:53but with a 1.5N actuation a bit firmer than the last set, giving you that satisfying,
00:59deliberate click. With 4,611 sold and a 4.7 rating, buyers clearly love them.
01:06At $15, it's only about 32 cents per switch, and the slightly heavier feel makes them ideal for
01:12menu navigation or power buttons. Coming in at number 3 is something a little different,
01:17brand, the Omron D2FL snap-action micro switch. This is a pin plunger SPDT, rated 3 amps at 125 VAZ,
01:26with a 1.47N travel. If you're modding mice or building precision mechanisms, this is the real
01:32deal from a legendary brand. At just $2.58 with over 3,300 sold and a 4.6 rating, it's
01:40a no-brainer for
01:41anyone who needs reliable, crisp actuation. Now for the budget champion, the WK3-1 micro
01:48limit switch. This little guy is a 4-pin plunger actuator with SPDT contacts, one normally open and
01:54one normally closed, and it self-resets. It handles 3 amps at 250V, or 6 amps at 125V.
02:03And here's the kicker, just 42 cents each, with over 3,100 sold and a perfect 5-star rating.
02:10For end-stops on 3D printers and CNC machines, this is unbeatable value.
02:16Last but definitely not least, the 75-piece B3F1020 pack. These 6x6mm SPST switches have a 98-gram
02:25force actuation, which is noticeably firmer and gives a really positive, tactile click.
02:30They hold the highest rating on this list and outstanding 4.9 stars, with 2,647 sold.
02:37At $14.74 for 75 pieces, that's under 20 cents each.
02:43If you want the best feel and the best reviews, this is my top pick.
02:48And that wraps up today's top 5 tactile push switches for PCB projects.
02:53All the links are waiting in the description below, so grab your favorites before prices change.
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